IGI
Indonesia Governance Index (IGI) is a comprehensive index initiated by the Partnership for Governance Reform (Kemitraan) supported by generous funding of AusAID. Through a composite objective data and opinion of well-informed persons, this index assesses the performance of four major arenas of...
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Community Forest management to improve people's welfare
Jakarta, (24/4/2013). Forest management policies have tended to benefit large scale business, causing concentrated land ownership and local people losing access to the forests. To address this, the government implemented the Community Forests (Hutan Kemasyarakatan/Hkm) and Village Forests...
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Promoting good governance by IGI
Bandung, (24/03/2013). As a part of Kemitraan’s commitment to promoting good governance throughout all the provinces in Indonesia, Kemitraan will publish the detailed results of the Indonesia Governance Index (IGI) for provincial and national levels of government. Abdul Malik Gismar,...
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Good governance for people's welfare
Denpasar, (12/2/2013). Good governance should increase people’s welfare, and needs the involvement of all stakeholders, not only the government. “Government is just one component in governance; along with civil society and the private sector. Governance requires interaction...
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Should Indonesia extend the moratorium?
Jakarta, (19/3/2013). Presidential Instruction No 10/2011 establishing the forest moratorium will end in May, and there is no sign of an extension from the government. The Moratorium has to a certain extent slowed down the rate of deforestation in Indonesia, but other parties particularly...
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Women MPs unite across Southeast Asia
Bali, (2/3/2013). Kemitraan and the Women’s Caucus of the Indonesian Parliament have brought together women MPs from Southeast Asian parliaments in a Forum to promote female political representation. The event was part of the Southeast Asia Partnership Initiative (IKAT-US) funded by USAID. ...
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REDD+ the way to a green economy
Jakarta (20/02/2013). Although the President’s commitment to establish a green economy in Indonesia has yet to be realised, according to Mubariq Ahmad from Working Group on National REDD+Strategy, the REDD+ program is one way Indonesia might move this idea forward. He was speaking at the...
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